The protocol and system design that Echolink uses only allows 1 Echolink node at a single public IP address. Since it is possible to have a Linux host on more then 1 public IP address (e.g. have the ethernet adapter bound to a range of addresses), chan_echolink does support multiple channels (occurrences), each bound to a different public IP address. Unless you do indeed have multiple public IP addresses available to you, you are not going to be able to accomplish this. Jim
To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org From: kizzy@lusfiber.net Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2015 13:01:37 -0500 Subject: [App_rpt-users] Dual Node / Dual Echolink
I am building a new AllStar Node, actually a dual node (one repeater, one simplex link). I would also like to have dual echolink connection services. So via echolink you could have connections to two different echolink callsigns. One tied to the first Allstar node, the second echolink instance would connect to the second Allstar node.
So far, I attempted to set up a second stanza, with a new stanza name [el1] and different echolink parameters and Allstar node numbers. It doesn't seem to work. Has anyone been able to do something like this? Clues?
...STeve - KF5VH
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